Never Late, Never Away (Vivian and Finnick)
Chapter 2351

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 2351

Realization dawned on Larry.

Ah, that's right. Women already have it rough. If I can't give her the security, how can she be happy? Guilt suddenly overwhelmed him as he placidly replied, "Understood."

"Also, I really think you should explain things to her. Otherwise, the situation will just get worse," the girl reminded.

Wow, a relationship advisor. Larry was impressed.

In the meantime, Joan still had her eyes closed as she massaged her temple to calm herself down.

"Joan, look what I bought you!" The girl stormed into the ward.

Joan immediately flipped her body to look at the girl, who had made her smile.

"Here, that is yours, and this is mine."

Joan hesitated at the sight of the sliced cake.

Should I eat it? Won't it make me fat? Will Larry be disgusted with my weight gain?

Of course, the girl noticed her hesitation and knew what was bugging her.

"Just dig in. This is not the time to worry about your weight. Weren't you craving for a slice of cake last night?"

That was true, but Joan didn't expect the girl to buy her one, though, and she certainly did not think she would still care about Larry's opinion regarding her body.

I must be losing my mind. She shook her head vigorously to clear her thoughts.

Unbeknownst to her, Larry had bought the cake.

Meanwhile, in the supermarket, Dustin, who was a bit worn out, flipped through a document listlessly in his office. He had been searching for Joan, to no avail. That got him anxious. "Mr. Silverman, let's go!" an employee called out.

Go where? Dustin turned to the woman in confusion.

"Have you forgotten about our gathering today?"

Dustin once told the employees they would have a gathering on the second Sunday of every month to reward them for their hard work and boost morale.

"Go ahead. I'm not joining you. The meal is still on me, though."

"What? No! I'm already here for you. If you don't join us, the gathering won't mean much!"

"Then just cancel it!" shouted the man, clearly annoyed.

"What's going on with you, Mr. Silverman? You seem moody."

"I'm not sure, but I think it has something to do with Joan."

"Oh, yeah. She hasn't come to work for some time now."

Puzzled, the nearby employees gossiped among themselves before deciding to leave on a sour note.

All of them guessed Dustin would cancel every gathering in the upcoming months.

On the other hand, Larry had cared for Joan in the hospital for a while. The man had no intention of leaving, which flustered Joan. She didn't want to come between him and Jessica. "What are you worried about?" asked Larry as he hugged her tightly.

"My safety."

What an odd answer. Who the hell would threaten her? Larry waited for her to elaborate.

"Larry, we're no longer married. Instead of wasting your time by my side, you should get back to Jessica and move on with your new life."

Oh. So that's bothering her. The man tightened his arms around her.

"Jessica is not my woman. You are." With that, he leaned down and gave Joan a brief kiss.